NSE IPO: SEBI chief says no proposal from National Stock Exchange seeking approval for trading on its own platform

The three-day issue will remain open until September 21. (Image for representative purpose only) NSE IPO: SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said on Thursday that the regulator has not received any proposal from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) seeking permission to trade on its own platform after its listing.“No, there is no such letter, and…

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‘It can’t be that Hindi will not be taught in Tamil Nadu’, SC tells state during hearing on Navodaya schools | India News

‘Chennai shouldn’t alienate Delhi’: SC tells Tamil Nadu to reconsider opposition to Navodaya schools NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Tamil Nadu government to comply with its December 15, 2025 order to identify land in every district for establishing Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas, while urging the state and Centre to resolve their differences over…

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In 2002, infomercial pioneer Ron Popeil bought a Beverly Hills estate for $7.5 million and used its commercial kitchen to test his inventions; 24 years later, the 14,595-sq-ft family home is asking $25 million

The property covers 2.34 acres and has about 14,595 square feet of interior space. (Photos: Realtor) Ron Popeil’s longtime Beverly Hills family home has gone on the market for $25 million, nearly five years after the infomercial pioneer died in 2021, Realtor reported.Popeil and his wife, Robin Popeil, bought the property in 2002 for $7.5…

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North Carolina acquired more than 342 acres without using local purchase money; the mountain property is now moving toward becoming Buncombe County’s largest public park

North Carolina acquired more than 342 acres without using local purchase money; the mountain property is now moving toward becoming Buncombe County’s largest public park (Image Credit: Buncombe County, North Carolina) A 342-acre mountain property west of Asheville has moved another step closer to becoming a public park, with Buncombe County now developing the master…

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Jeffrey Meltzer: Can’t get away from a toxic relationship? US therapist Jeffrey Meltzer shares 5 ways you can

Walking away from a relationship that you know isn’t healthy can be much harder than recognising what’s wrong with it. Feelings, shared memories and the hope that things might eventually change can all make it difficult to let go.Florida-based therapist Jeffrey Meltzer, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, recently addressed this struggle in an Instagram post…

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Tata Group: Tata Sons Board approves re-appointment of N Chandrasekaran as chairman of Tata Group for another 5-year term

File photo: N Chandrasekaran The Tata Sons board has approved a fresh five-year term for N Chandrasekaran as executive chairman of the Tata Group, reversing his decision last month not to seek reappointment, according to sources cited by Reuters and news agency ANI.The reappointment was approved at a Tata Sons board meeting held in Mumbai…

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Quote of the day by Sam Neill: ‘It makes the day considerably more enjoyable when you’re working with people you think are good,’ a powerful lesson on why camaraderie and collaboration are important in professional development |

Quote of the day by Sam Neil(Image Credit: Instagram) A job can look perfect on paper, but the people around you can often determine what it actually feels like. For Sam Neill, the experience of making a film was not only about the role, the script or the finished product. The late actor also understood…

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Meet Valerie Warhol and Amy Bianco: The amateur spider hunters who searched a museum drawer and discovered a new species named after John Denver |

Image Credit: Valerie Warhol/Carnegie Magazine The discovery of a new spider species did not begin in a remote forest or during an expedition. It happened inside a museum, where two amateur spider enthusiasts were working through specimens that had remained largely unnoticed for years. Valerie Warhol, an informatics assistant, and Amy Bianco, a part-time volunteer…

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Starting September 18, new Green Card rules coming into effect: Full list of categories that are subject to the change and those that are not

US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced that starting September 18, it will implement new guidance on the public charge inadmissibility determination. The rules expand financial scrutiny for most family and employment-based Green Card applicants, requiring officers to assess whether individuals are likely to rely on government assistance. The updated guidance applies to all…

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